... THE KAFIR WAR ANOTHER BATTLE—HEAVY LOSS IN KILLED WOUNDED. (FROM THE TIMES.) By the Indiana we have advices from Cape Town to the 24th of January, 39 days later than those by the Lady Jocelyn, which left on the 16th of December, and reached Plymouth on ...

... Ali Pacha, the Minister of War, and was the bearer of a despatch from Selim Pacha, Commander-in-Chief of the Turkish forees stationed at Batum. Edhem Effendi had been sent to Batum a short time since with the declaration of war. ‘fhe that he brought was ...

... Turkish outposts. Another rumour was that the the Scuran had been deposed. The rumour of yesterday that standard of the implying war to the knife, had been raised, is contradicted. As usual, electric te- legraph dispatehes are quoted for such stories, tis more ...

... on the body ofa man which had been taken out of the harbour on Friday evenining. The deceased had on the dress of a man-of- war’s man, on which was the name of “J. Sears,” and was supposed to have belonged to the frigate La Hogue. The body was seen floating ...

... take place under the windows of the minis- ters’ palaces, all clamorous for war, and placards are found affixed to the walls calling out for instant war against the Russians—“ war or death.” ‘The state of affairs is now indeed alarming and menacing. I see ...

... suffe panies are reported by tele- water advices f; rers to the extent of 90,000 dollars. report that rom the seat of war in South Africa, Ousan, a terrible battle ad been fought between riti and six thousand Natives, in which the “alter were re with great ...

... Aasistant AME CA. (PROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.) Liverroot, Sunpay.—The British and North Ameri- can Royal Mail steamer Africa, Captain Harrison, arrived here at ten on Saturday night, after a passage of ten days from New York, and by her we have received ...

... of 1,111 youths of the age of nineteen, 388 were found to be unfit forservice. In parts of Pomerania,famous for its dogs of war,the matter is still worse; and in Halle, only every second man is a man at all. Russia is not particular as to the material ...

... languages, ye’ll ken.” Sivounar Importation.—The Queen’s steamer Blood- hound, recently arrived at Woolwich from the west coast of Africa, has brought home a fiue healthy chimpanzee, of which this account is given ;—Although a young male, being only about three ...

... understood conceiving the impossibility of war, because the occasion may arise when war cannot be avoided, except at the expense of our country’s honour(hear, hear.) All I can say is, that, as far as lam concerned, war will never bo undertaken except with ...

... of the Aztec we have never before met with, Amongst di. minulive races, the Laplander, the Esquimaux, the Trog. lodytes of Africa and Asia, the of Ceylon, and the Bosjesmans of Caffraria, are all ugly—the most marked feature of their ugliness being the ...

... by a collision in the Channel. on board 340,000 dols., part of the supply bro ught by ew York, of the Royal mail steam-ship Africa, from Ni Sunday. 1x a.—The Roumans pos sess a national independent church —they possess the li. turgies aud all the sacred ...